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I really love the artist Patricia who plays with a really old analogue style acid sound but with modern production techniques, great songwriting and chord progressions too
I got abl3 just recently, and I have to say it is a really spiffy piece of software all round. Apart from it's excellent design and looks (including the skins, ngl) it just "feels" right the way knobs respond to input. I'm very happy with it.
ABL3 is awesome in my opinion. The Rack Extension version for Reason allows you to flip it around and modulate from other sources. Audiorealism's customer service is top-notch too.
@@thomaselers7416 honestly of all the synths I've owned the original tb-303 is still my favourite. Can't disagree about the added distortion on the Behringer td-3 though it's the only thing missing from the original. Love it.
Nice video with lots useful info and a good overview of what is needed to make some juicy acid. The rack extension ABL3 does the job for me, its fast and good for linking up to other devices via CV.
Your work is amazing! Organized and essentials explainations with the right amount of informations, your videos really stand out. Thanks for your sharing , keep it up
I love you Oscar. I have been searching for this tutorial all morning with a hangover, and should have known to look in the most obvious place. Actually, I had seen you playing with a 303 the other day and was trying to find the tutorial to contact you and ask how this is done in Ableton. Now I can just watch this tutorial. Just this minute found out that I have got a pay rise too so feeling doubly happy. Still got a hangover though. You're a star mate!
Oh I love Acid since 1990ies! Some things to say about the topic: 1) There was also substyle acid trance, and my favorite is Future Breeze - Heulender Wolf, - mindblowing tune! 2) Acid genres have a distinctive characteristic - the track must consist of 2 or more acid lines, at least they are acid bass + acid lead (also maybe rhythmic riff and/or harmonic arp). In other cases they are just tracks of other genres with an acidline, but not acid house/techno/trance 3) I use 303-emulation called Transistor Bass - it's a plugin from within FL-Studio, but can be purchased as VST separately. For me, compared to D16 and to original acid, it sounds pretty well
Original acid house nd acid techno always had only one 303. the trend with 2 and more started around 92 because of hardfloor, but even then acid doesnt need 2 303
@@buckstarchaser2376 I'm not making an advertisment of it, if you've meant it. Just this plugin isn't usually mentioned in 303 emulations reviews, as it's stock plugin hard to get for users of others daws. Just saying that the choice of good 303 emulations is a bit wider than it's usually thought 😀
Drumazon is my favorite 909 emulation, but D16 really need to update it with a resizable interface. As for software 303's, ABL3 is the winner for me. But then again, it can never beat my Behringer TD-3.
@@njdpdv If you think Roland is high quality then you better think again. I've had a lot of gear in my life from many different brands, and the Roland stuff always broke down the most. I've never had issues with any of my Behringer gear. So go ahead and find yourself a Roland TB-303 and pay a fortune for it.
btw a few suggestions for your playlist: purple plejade - blanche millsart - step to enchantment (stringent) choice - acid eiffel maceo plex - solar detroit drax - amphetamine tata box inhibitors - plasmids
I think acid was more performative in the day. This however gets into what makes acid acid controversy. The whole idea was to hit those knobs with both hands, one on the 909 other 303 or 2x303 or 101/202. The human element was half the spirit in making a track/performance memorable. If one agrees with this philosophy, either one must make sure you can midi cc everything with all the knobs available on a controller or use an automation lane, or move to hardware. Well, the automation lane does remove the human performative element so not sure I can say it’s acid if one uses that 😜. I am just suggesting that half the fun of making acid is working the machine/s and happy accidents were the thrill, much like the random button in the software, your just more connected to result flowing from within
Not sure if anyone mentioned it but… the og 303 did not have built in delay! I’m guessing you are referring to the boutique one, but that one can be synced to tempo, too ;)
I am a huge 303 fan and your analysis is very spot on, there are few more 303 software clones out there but you hit the main ones here. I completely agree on Roland Cloud and they should be ashamed of that abomination. I use the D16 stuff because I am on Winblows and I really like the sound but D16 has not updated these plugins in a long time and from what I have read there are no plans for that to happen, I would love to be able to resize the plugin interface on these. The Audiorealism 303 looks very nice and I may give that a look but since I mainly use the piano roll for this and the built in arp/sound of D16 hits all the right places. I have a TD-3 and TD-3 MO on order but I still prefer to use the D16 stuff just for the ease of use and great sound.
Not sure if it's been shared already, but there's a free max 4 life device called aicd (not acid, but aicd) that randomly generates 303-like patterns. If you put in a scaler device after it, you can stay in key with the track. :)
For those using FL studio, then transistor bass is an awesome instrument. Great video Oscar as always. Would love to see you do some FL studio sessions sometime!
Hey Oscar, i am a big fan of you and the videos you do here on YT, but i have a little request :-) In the future can you please add version number + date for test on the VST's you review/ compare and use, in the video description ? On that way it will for example be much easier to see if the bugs got fixed that you mention or if the versions still are the same as when you made the review. Thank you in advancde and keep up the good work makeing these videos for us
great video, i can tell you know how to teach things. very helpful as well since i'm looking to get some acid gear, not sure yet if i'm going for hardware or software yet. as to the spotify list, i would have added 2 tracks: "microwave: microwaving" and "solar quest: acid air raid" which remains an absolute acid music classic to this day.
Another great video! Wish this had been available before I wasted my time with D16 plugins on a mac (btw the issue is with recent versions of macOS, and I wish they'd bother to update all their Roland emulations because they all produce great sounds). Love ABL3, but as you noted it's far easier to work with the internal sequencer rather than feed in midi.
Cool vid. My 303 doesnt have any delay, but I do often use an unsynced delay pedal to get that "acid" vibe. There are many ways to go acid. Personally, I went Xoxbox and Roland TR8. I recently added a Behringer TB3 and RD6. They do not sound exactly like the originals - but they are very close and definately complimentary. If anything, the Behringer 303 can get a bit more extreme (in a very pleasing way) than the xoxbox I own. Acieeed😊
I think all of them have their own flavour if they was all around back in 1988 😎 I’m sure everyone would’ve love them all and in a mix who cares anyway For the record m… the Behringer TD3 is doing it for me at the moment tbh.. D 16 is a great VST though , it is like the “ Devil fish “ version of The TB303 😎❤️
I wish that Ableton would use real terms that are universal to sounddesign. This way 'Tune' becomes 'Fine Pitch', and 'Snappy' becomes 'Decay' or 'Release' depending on how many stages the volume envelope has. I hope this explanation helps because it can be very confusing otherwise.
This is probably said before, but....I just realised (after seeing them in numerous videos) your cute tree patterns are actually drum/waveform patterns. Nice :)
Thanks Oscar, as a Roland Cloud user I feel your pain and could not imagine it with clients. Things seem to be getting a little better, but they have a way to go with their authorization experience. As for the preset mess, they must have brought the code along with the sounds from the 80s. On the upside (and you probably already know this) one thing that is nice with those drum machines is the ability to drag individual drum pattern data to tracks. When dragging midi/audio from the plugin to a track, you can filter what drum's patterns you want using the mute/solo buttons. That combined with their sub outs make it really easy to isolate drums or leverage their patterns in other drum machines. Thanks for your quality content.
I was looking for that acid sound, and ended up buying Roland TB3 (Aira re-issue). Awesome little box, and Roland did great job in terms of UI for sequencing, especially when jamming live on stage. It's a shame that they didn't provide OOTB synth access (its like preset box by default), but using couple max for live devices I can access internal synth, which can do much more than regular 303.
Generally speaking all other genres are actually sub genres, since the dance scene as we know now pretty much started with Acid house, & maybe Disco & Italo before that. But techno, hiphouse, trance, eurodance, progressive, hardcore etc evolved after that.
If I were the Audiorealism guys, I'd be pissed! He programmed the ABL3 to sound pretty anemic in the back to back comparison... ok, I kept watching and as soon as he used it's sequencer instead of just feeding it notes it improved. A sound-shootout may not be the point of this video, but that's a crazy lopsided tweak & mix of the different tools. ABL3 is dope. That Phoscyon sounded pretty good, but I could make ABL3 sound just as good with some EQ and saturation. And the ABL3 sequencer is super-cool. You gotta hook up some MIDI controls to it and it becomes a performance monster. I thought the Ableton stock drums sounded pretty good actually. I, too, just upgraded to an M1 mac and yes, Drumazon crashes Ableton reliably.
I was also impressed how differently all these sounds hit, straight out of the box. Tried nudging them into similar sonic territory without radically sound designing anything. Genuinely had trouble getting ADM to sound as good as the competitors. I love abl3 though, I hope that came through in the video :)
Great comparison. And a great shout about Roland Cloud. I too had the dreaded not authorised BS. I contacted RC and they said update the RCM and you should be fine. Totally agree it's a workflow killer. Also I noticed, with RC you can't have more than two of their VST open simutaneously. WTF! I pay for a year's sub and they dictate what I can use at any time. Not sure I'll continue with them when ABL and D16 have brilliant emulations. I love ABL3 and Drumazon.
Great video dude. Could you be so nice and show in another video your workflow in Phoscyon and Drumazon? Would be very interesting, even the tuning of the elements as well. Bests, Marc
Half the fun is the crazy sequencer on the TB303! Well, based on using the Behringer clone that I assume has sequencer similar to the original. It's tricky to predict how the riff will come out, it's sort of "half-random" and often, really cool sequences just pop out by accident.
A quick tip, the 303 uses the same slide time no matter what note you come from and go to. I liked your ableton synth the best, even though it's not completely "303"
Audio realism activate plugins with a simple serial number. This kind of TRUST in the user gets my vote and my money. Same goes for U-He and TAL. The problems Oscar describes with the Roland Cloud software are completely unsurprising to me, and personally I refuse to buy into subscription software for this reason.
Muon has a pretty nice free 303 style plug in called Tau that works pretty well. No built in sequencer, and it's ancient, but it does the job otherwise. I don't think I know of a free 909 though.
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I hope your video doesn't get demonetized for teaching us how to synthesize acid!
Never forget when someone got demonetized because they did a filter sweep that sounded like the chemical brothers
Oh dear, same thoughts when he just said “… we’ll learn how to make acid.”
Joke stealer.
@@Armacham2 “… we’ll learn how to make acid.” I'm going to sample this. :-)
Eh, the acid is already synthesized for the user in these synths. This is not patching from scratch a la Tip-Top audio modules or the like....
Appreciating the coordination of shirt with fingernails:)
Hell ya it was the first thing I noticed and was totally digging it. Good vibez all around.
W eyes too :))
Wow good eyes
… and eyes!
9:59 this is what really can add life to acid tracks, delay time adjusted by ear instead midi sync, note this guys
This is the Underdog video I've been waiting for. Thanks so much, Oscar!
Awesome edit, great video pace. Straight to the point, and very clear. Thanks for the quality videos!
I really love the artist Patricia who plays with a really old analogue style acid sound but with modern production techniques, great songwriting and chord progressions too
Just looked up this artist based on your rec. Instant love. Thanks!
Such positivity and helpful teaching. Thanks Oscar
I got abl3 just recently, and I have to say it is a really spiffy piece of software all round.
Apart from it's excellent design and looks (including the skins, ngl) it just "feels" right the way knobs respond to input. I'm very happy with it.
I always learn something watching your videos. Excellent stuff, thank you. 👍🏼
ABL3 is awesome in my opinion. The Rack Extension version for Reason allows you to flip it around and modulate from other sources. Audiorealism's customer service is top-notch too.
The Behringer 303 clone is absolutely solid for acid.
Yep, for the same amount of money you get an actual analog hardware instrument instead of a software plugin emulation
Yesss.... I start to prefer the Behringer over the original Roland, it has a built in distortion I absolutely love.
@@thomaselers7416 honestly of all the synths I've owned the original tb-303 is still my favourite. Can't disagree about the added distortion on the Behringer td-3 though it's the only thing missing from the original. Love it.
I want to hate the TD3, just because it’s Behringer, but honestly, I can’t tell the difference, and the distortion is lovely.
@@CHONK-Music yep it made me change my opinion on behringer completely. .
Nice video with lots useful info and a good overview of what is needed to make some juicy acid.
The rack extension ABL3 does the job for me, its fast and good for linking up to other devices via CV.
Your work is amazing! Organized and essentials explainations with the right amount of informations, your videos really stand out. Thanks for your sharing , keep it up
I love you Oscar. I have been searching for this tutorial all morning with a hangover, and should have known to look in the most obvious place. Actually, I had seen you playing with a 303 the other day and was trying to find the tutorial to contact you and ask how this is done in Ableton. Now I can just watch this tutorial. Just this minute found out that I have got a pay rise too so feeling doubly happy. Still got a hangover though. You're a star mate!
Oh I love Acid since 1990ies!
Some things to say about the topic:
1) There was also substyle acid trance, and my favorite is Future Breeze - Heulender Wolf, - mindblowing tune!
2) Acid genres have a distinctive characteristic - the track must consist of 2 or more acid lines, at least they are acid bass + acid lead (also maybe rhythmic riff and/or harmonic arp). In other cases they are just tracks of other genres with an acidline, but not acid house/techno/trance
3) I use 303-emulation called Transistor Bass - it's a plugin from within FL-Studio, but can be purchased as VST separately. For me, compared to D16 and to original acid, it sounds pretty well
Thx 😘
Original acid house nd acid techno always had only one 303. the trend with 2 and more started around 92 because of hardfloor, but even then acid doesnt need 2 303
Could one say that you are forward biased toward transistor bass?
@@buckstarchaser2376 I'm not making an advertisment of it, if you've meant it. Just this plugin isn't usually mentioned in 303 emulations reviews, as it's stock plugin hard to get for users of others daws. Just saying that the choice of good 303 emulations is a bit wider than it's usually thought 😀
@@IntellliGiant I'm simply making a play on words joke from an electronics nerd's perspective.
Drumazon is my favorite 909 emulation, but D16 really need to update it with a resizable interface. As for software 303's, ABL3 is the winner for me. But then again, it can never beat my Behringer TD-3.
and Behringer TD-3 is even cheaper than the plugins :D (exception: educational discounts or sale pricing that more often applies for software)
Never going to waste my money on poor quality B hardware.
@@njdpdv If you think Roland is high quality then you better think again.
I've had a lot of gear in my life from many different brands, and the Roland stuff always broke down the most.
I've never had issues with any of my Behringer gear.
So go ahead and find yourself a Roland TB-303 and pay a fortune for it.
@@kris_lx u forgot about the RE-303 which doesnt cost a fortune and sounds like the OG.
@@raveindustries8698 The prices I see for an RE-303 are all over $1000. You can buy almost 10 TD-3's for that 😂
Huge shoutout to your matching shirt, eye color and fingernails!
Learned a lot from this video, appreciate you sharing your knowledge
Always come here for reliable info, thanks bro
WE MISSED THE REBIRTH OF REBIRTH OF PROPELLERHEADS!!! (OLD VERSION CAN BE USED STILL TODAY.) CHEERS!
Hahahaha you're so right :D damn.
btw a few suggestions for your playlist:
purple plejade - blanche
millsart - step to enchantment (stringent)
choice - acid eiffel
maceo plex - solar detroit
drax - amphetamine
tata box inhibitors - plasmids
Awesome Oscar. Your video’s are always great and this one is a gem.
Quality as always! Thank you Oscar
incredible video, thank U
I have the TB-303 and TR-909 remakes, they are pretty good and 95% of all my music revolves around the TB-303, but used in very unique ways.
I think acid was more performative in the day. This however gets into what makes acid acid controversy. The whole idea was to hit those knobs with both hands, one on the 909 other 303 or 2x303 or 101/202. The human element was half the spirit in making a track/performance memorable. If one agrees with this philosophy, either one must make sure you can midi cc everything with all the knobs available on a controller or use an automation lane, or move to hardware. Well, the automation lane does remove the human performative element so not sure I can say it’s acid if one uses that 😜. I am just suggesting that half the fun of making acid is working the machine/s and happy accidents were the thrill, much like the random button in the software, your just more connected to result flowing from within
You are probably too much into Free Jazz. :D
great video :) my favourite is the 303 replicas from Din Sync. it rips!
Not sure if anyone mentioned it but… the og 303 did not have built in delay! I’m guessing you are referring to the boutique one, but that one can be synced to tempo, too ;)
If you payed attention youd notice he called them "re issues" :)
@@jodanbnkwrk7400 not when he mentioned delay, and the re-issue's delay can be tempo synced
Your videos are great! Watching them maniacally from Los Angeles.
Love it!
Very succinct overview of these options, well done!
Wow! Great episode. Thank's a lot!!
Great vid thanks for sharing
Love your tutorials man. Well done.
Great comparison. Would love a ’24 update to see if some of problems have been fixed and if Ableton 12 generation tools change anything.
No love for Rebirth on here. Loved messing with that for hours and hours , still have it in box.
Played a lot with it since 1999. Now I have it on my iPad
And Winner Is:
Behringer TD-3
LOL :D
I am a huge 303 fan and your analysis is very spot on, there are few more 303 software clones out there but you hit the main ones here. I completely agree on Roland Cloud and they should be ashamed of that abomination. I use the D16 stuff because I am on Winblows and I really like the sound but D16 has not updated these plugins in a long time and from what I have read there are no plans for that to happen, I would love to be able to resize the plugin interface on these. The Audiorealism 303 looks very nice and I may give that a look but since I mainly use the piano roll for this and the built in arp/sound of D16 hits all the right places. I have a TD-3 and TD-3 MO on order but I still prefer to use the D16 stuff just for the ease of use and great sound.
I like to use ABL3 to sequence other synths like my SH-101 !
Amazing. Thank you
Not sure if it's been shared already, but there's a free max 4 life device called aicd (not acid, but aicd) that randomly generates 303-like patterns. If you put in a scaler device after it, you can stay in key with the track. :)
You've suddenly got me very interested in what Analog can do now...
For those using FL studio, then transistor bass is an awesome instrument. Great video Oscar as always. Would love to see you do some FL studio sessions sometime!
Flstudio has an emulation of almost all the famous synthesisers/sequencers
Fantastic video. Such a clear tutorial. Much appreciated!
Great music song. So sound. 👍
Hey Oscar, i am a big fan of you and the videos you do here on YT, but i have a little request :-)
In the future can you please add version number + date for test on the VST's you review/ compare and use, in the video description ?
On that way it will for example be much easier to see if the bugs got fixed that you mention or if the versions still are the same as when you made the review.
Thank you in advancde and keep up the good work makeing these videos for us
5:31 That happy and proud smile 😃
Emmanuel Top with "Acid phase", and far beyond B.B.E. !! All since is Desire
Thank you !!
great video, i can tell you know how to teach things. very helpful as well since i'm looking to get some acid gear, not sure yet if i'm going for hardware or software yet.
as to the spotify list, i would have added 2 tracks: "microwave: microwaving" and "solar quest: acid air raid" which remains an absolute acid music classic to this day.
i was goin to click the like button, but then i realized, i had already clicked it
Soo good info, thanks a lot
Hahahaha
Another great video!
Wish this had been available before I wasted my time with D16 plugins on a mac (btw the issue is with recent versions of macOS, and I wish they'd bother to update all their Roland emulations because they all produce great sounds). Love ABL3, but as you noted it's far easier to work with the internal sequencer rather than feed in midi.
You got my heart with this video thank you much
Acid os the roots for lots of us
Lots of amazing memories on those riffs...
Ty for that one
Abl3 for me is more instinctive
Very helpful, watched 2 of your video's so far, will watch more
Cool vid. My 303 doesnt have any delay, but I do often use an unsynced delay pedal to get that "acid" vibe.
There are many ways to go acid. Personally, I went Xoxbox and Roland TR8.
I recently added a Behringer TB3 and RD6. They do not sound exactly like the originals - but they are very close and definately complimentary. If anything, the Behringer 303 can get a bit more extreme (in a very pleasing way) than the xoxbox I own.
Acieeed😊
Impressive youtube channel, thank you so much!
nice review buddy. good comparisons
I think all of them have their own flavour
if they was all around back in 1988 😎
I’m sure everyone would’ve love them all
and in a mix who cares anyway
For the record m…
the Behringer TD3 is doing it for me at the moment tbh..
D 16 is a great VST though ,
it is like the “ Devil fish “
version of The TB303 😎❤️
😍😍😍 my heart is exploing 🤤🤤
💚
Drumazon 2 is out now!!! Worth it!!! Especially the kick is awesome.
Very helpful, thank you very much!
I wish that Ableton would use real terms that are universal to sounddesign.
This way 'Tune' becomes 'Fine Pitch', and 'Snappy'
becomes 'Decay' or 'Release' depending on how many stages the volume envelope has.
I hope this explanation helps because it can be very confusing otherwise.
This is probably said before, but....I just realised (after seeing them in numerous videos) your cute tree patterns are actually drum/waveform patterns. Nice :)
I remember Acid House in Chicago back in 87 dj Pierre, Phuture, Armando, Acid Thunder,
Thanks Oscar, as a Roland Cloud user I feel your pain and could not imagine it with clients. Things seem to be getting a little better, but they have a way to go with their authorization experience. As for the preset mess, they must have brought the code along with the sounds from the 80s.
On the upside (and you probably already know this) one thing that is nice with those drum machines is the ability to drag individual drum pattern data to tracks. When dragging midi/audio from the plugin to a track, you can filter what drum's patterns you want using the mute/solo buttons. That combined with their sub outs make it really easy to isolate drums or leverage their patterns in other drum machines. Thanks for your quality content.
Max for live Aicd is great for generating sequences!
I was looking for that acid sound, and ended up buying Roland TB3 (Aira re-issue). Awesome little box, and Roland did great job in terms of UI for sequencing, especially when jamming live on stage. It's a shame that they didn't provide OOTB synth access (its like preset box by default), but using couple max for live devices I can access internal synth, which can do much more than regular 303.
You do some really good tutorial videos . Excellent work ! Thank you.
From what it looks like on their website, you have to subscribe to the preset banks on the Roland Cloud plugins
I miss the propellerheads rebirth 338 days in the late 90s. :)
Thanks for the video man!
Wow... awesome
Hey man I hope its cool that I ripped the "so imagine you want to make acid" line for a track :D
Great Video .... very Good explaniert
Damn great video. Very impressed by the presentation, scope and knowledge. Thank you!
Nice 🖤
Really nice explanation, thanks.
Do you have a Fruity Loops video?
Awesome ass video mate, loved it!
Generally speaking all other genres are actually sub genres, since the dance scene as we know now pretty much started with Acid house,
& maybe Disco & Italo before that. But techno, hiphouse, trance, eurodance, progressive, hardcore etc evolved after that.
If I were the Audiorealism guys, I'd be pissed! He programmed the ABL3 to sound pretty anemic in the back to back comparison... ok, I kept watching and as soon as he used it's sequencer instead of just feeding it notes it improved. A sound-shootout may not be the point of this video, but that's a crazy lopsided tweak & mix of the different tools. ABL3 is dope. That Phoscyon sounded pretty good, but I could make ABL3 sound just as good with some EQ and saturation. And the ABL3 sequencer is super-cool. You gotta hook up some MIDI controls to it and it becomes a performance monster. I thought the Ableton stock drums sounded pretty good actually. I, too, just upgraded to an M1 mac and yes, Drumazon crashes Ableton reliably.
I was also impressed how differently all these sounds hit, straight out of the box. Tried nudging them into similar sonic territory without radically sound designing anything. Genuinely had trouble getting ADM to sound as good as the competitors. I love abl3 though, I hope that came through in the video :)
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
I swear, I saw your Alexa turn on for a sec when you said "want to make Acid"
Great comparison. And a great shout about Roland Cloud. I too had the dreaded not authorised BS. I contacted RC and they said update the RCM and you should be fine. Totally agree it's a workflow killer. Also I noticed, with RC you can't have more than two of their VST open simutaneously. WTF! I pay for a year's sub and they dictate what I can use at any time. Not sure I'll continue with them when ABL and D16 have brilliant emulations. I love ABL3 and Drumazon.
very informative Oscar , and the nails are spot on with the shirt colour : )
Goddamit you legend. Cheers Oscar💪
Amazing that by far the Ableton stock sounds the best to me
Tb3 and tr8 is the answer to everything ❤❤❤❤
You can klick on LIST Button on the Roland Plugins to change the Pattern or Kit.
Great video dude.
Could you be so nice and show in another video your workflow in Phoscyon and Drumazon?
Would be very interesting, even the tuning of the elements as well.
Bests,
Marc
Half the fun is the crazy sequencer on the TB303! Well, based on using the Behringer clone that I assume has sequencer similar to the original. It's tricky to predict how the riff will come out, it's sort of "half-random" and often, really cool sequences just pop out by accident.
Behringer has exactly same sequencer as roland tb-303, those "happy accidents" are exactly right thing for oldschool acid techno
A quick tip, the 303 uses the same slide time no matter what note you come from and go to. I liked your ableton synth the best, even though it's not completely "303"
Audio realism activate plugins with a simple serial number. This kind of TRUST in the user gets my vote and my money. Same goes for U-He and TAL. The problems Oscar describes with the Roland Cloud software are completely unsurprising to me, and personally I refuse to buy into subscription software for this reason.
U-He are another one i use a lot as well. :-)
subscription is not the problem (and im totally fine continuously paying for continuously improved software) - crappy software is.
Nice vid brother!!!
Damn, that's quite a playlist btw! 🔥
excellent video
This guys nail and shirt is sick
💅
Muon has a pretty nice free 303 style plug in called Tau that works pretty well. No built in sequencer, and it's ancient, but it does the job otherwise.
I don't think I know of a free 909 though.
ABL3 is awesome. We use it in everything.